Description

TOGAF® certification training recognizes the skills and expertise of IT architecture professionals. It provides a basic level of knowledge on TOGAF concepts and methodology for designing and maintaining an enterprise architecture.

Who is this training for ?

For whom ?

Architects, managers, leaders and members of architecture programs, all those involved in architectural projects or wishing to have an initial understanding of TOGAF® concepts.

Prerequisites

No prerequisites for this training. However, an initial knowledge of enterprise architecture is recommended.

Training objectives

This training will allow participants to:

• Understand the place of TOGAF in the landscape of existing architecture benchmarks
• Become familiar with the different artifacts recommended by TOGAF to describe architectural elements
• Acquire notions of architectural governance
• Understand the architecture maturity model and its evaluation criteria
• Prepare for and pass the TOGAF Foundation level certification

Training program

• The objectives and added values ​​of Enterprise Architecture
  • Definition and reasons for Enterprise Architecture.
  • The main standards.
  • Positioning of TOGAF.
• TOGAF® 9.1 modules.
  • TOGAF and its developments.
  • Overall vision of TOGAF.
  • Modular structuring.
  • Roles, dependencies and objectives of modules.
  • Summary.
• Details of the content repository and its meta-model
  • Objects and relationships of the meta-model by architectural domain.
  • Meta-Model - Core and extensions.
  • Typology of artifacts and deliverables.
  • Notions of Building Blocks of architecture and solutions.
• Architecture governance
  • The different levels of governance.
  • Architectural principles, the notion of contract.
  • Architectural governance process.
  • Use of the ADM.
  • The architecture committee.
• The phases of ADM
  • The different phases.
  • Requirements management.
  • Description of objectives, input and output elements.
  • Diagram artifacts, catalogs and matrices.
  • Artifacts recommended by TOGAF to describe architectural and solution elements.
• ADM processes and tools
  • Architecture rules.
  • Stakeholder management. Business scenarios.
  • Gap analysis. Migration planning techniques.
  • Architecture patterns. Interoperability requirements.
  • The Business Transformation Readiness Assessment.
  • Risk management.
  • Capability-Based Planning.
  • The notions of views, points of view and stakeholders.
• The capacity and maturity model
  • The 6 levels of maturity.
  • The 9 evaluation criteria and their content by level.